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Using DDX instructions to create a bookThe following example shows how to create a book using DDX instructions with the processddx action. Specifically, it shows how to perform the following tasks:
The following code shows the DDX file: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/ coldfusion_ddx.xsd"> <PDF result="Out1"> <PDF source="Doc0"/> <TableOfContents maxBookmarkLevel="3" bookmarkTitle="Table of Contents" includeInTOC="false"> <Header styleReference="TOCheaderStyle"/> <Footer styleReference="TOCFooterStyle"/> </TableOfContents> <PDFGroup> <Footer styleReference="FooterStyle"/> <PDF source="Doc1"/> <PDF source="Doc2"/> <PDF source="Doc3"/> <PDF source="Doc4"/> </PDFGroup> </PDF> <StyleProfile name="TOCheaderStyle"> <Header> <Center> <StyledText> <p color="red" font-weight="bold" font="Arial">Table of Contents</p> </StyledText> </Center> </Header> </StyleProfile> <StyleProfile name="TOCFooterStyle"> <Footer> <Right> <StyledText> <p font-size="9pt">Page <_PageNumber/> of <_LastPageNumber/></p> </StyledText> </Right> </Footer> </StyleProfile> <StyleProfile name="FooterStyle"> <Footer> <Left> <StyledText> <p font-size="9pt"><i>CFML Reference</i></p> </StyledText> </Left> <Right> <StyledText> <p font-size="9pt">Page <_PageNumber/> of <_LastPageNumber/></p> </StyledText> </Right> </Footer> </StyleProfile> </DDX> The following code shows the ColdFusion page that processes the DDX instructions: <cfif IsDDX("Book.ddx")> <cfset inputStruct=StructNew()> <cfset inputStruct.Doc0="Title.pdf"> <cfset inputStruct.Doc1="Chap1.pdf"> <cfset inputStruct.Doc2="Chap2.pdf"> <cfset inputStruct.Doc3="Chap3.pdf"> <cfset inputStruct.Doc4="Chap4.pdf"> <cfset outputStruct=StructNew()> <cfset outputStruct.Out1="myBook.pdf"> <cfpdf action="processddx" ddxfile="book.ddx" inputfiles="#inputStruct#" outputfiles="#outputStruct#" name="ddxVar"> <cfoutput>#ddxVar.Out1#</cfoutput> </cfif> |